While California has a High Cost of Living and I can see a $15/hr wage being slightly more justified (still seems ridiculously high for entry level unskilled jobs), if they tried that here in Minnesota it would be absurb (cost of living here is pretty normal).
I mean I only make about $20.00/hr working as a Helpdesk Analyst II lol. I would be upset if burger flippers started making $15/hr and I didn't make more than I do now.
Did LA really pass a $15/hr minimum?
Did LA really pass a $15/hr minimum?
Was that for everyone, or just you? For us the yearly raises from our reviews just took affect...or is is effect....too lazy to google. Maybe that's what that was? The minimum wage in California won't go to $10 until next year.
California's minimum wage is jumping to $10/hour starting in January, I believe, so my guess is Spot's trying to get ahead or something.
IDK if LA passed 15/hour, but I know San Francisco did.
As for me, I'm against the $15/hr minimum wage when we have people who go through gruelling training regimens to become firefighters and paramedics and are lucky to get $12/hour, especially since, while I make $13.10/hour and average 35 hours a week and can't come close to affording rent in my county.
we were told today that this raise is for our store and that the store HR requested this raise , the minimum wage in my area is 9.00 .
How many people here use Amazon or Netflix or Redbox?Yeah Spot will do it a bit early so they make it look like they're the "good guys" and raising wages before it's actually law.
I'm against the insane wage hikes this country seems to be pushing for as well.... If people can't make a living working at McDonalds its time to set your sights higher 🙂
Realistically, wage hikes like this will force a lot of employers to lay off workers, and places like McDonalds you will just order off a touchscreen 😉
Hallelujah?last week we got another raise to 11.75 for flow . lowest wage for the store is 11.00. and this the 3rd raise in a year
Not at my store. Still 10.50 for flow and 9.00 for cashiers.last week we got another raise to 11.75 for flow . lowest wage for the store is 11.00. and this the 3rd raise in a year
Not at my store. Still 10.50 for flow and 9.00 for cashiers.
As I sit and cry 2 years and 20 months as a PA and only at 10.50, with more work load than when I first started
four and a half years and I make less than you do. So please stop bitching.Not at my store. Still 10.50 for flow and 9.00 for cashiers.
As I sit and cry 2 years and 20 months as a PA and only at 10.50, with more work load than when I first started
While California has a High Cost of Living and I can see a $15/hr wage being slightly more justified (still seems ridiculously high for entry level unskilled jobs), if they tried that here in Minnesota it would be absurb (cost of living here is pretty normal).
I mean I only make about $20.00/hr working as a Helpdesk Analyst II lol. I would be upset if burger flippers started making $15/hr and I didn't make more than I do now.
Did LA really pass a $15/hr minimum?
As for me, I'm against the $15/hr minimum wage when we have people who go through gruelling training regimens to become firefighters and paramedics and are lucky to get $12/hour, especially since, while I make $13.10/hour and average 35 hours a week and can't come close to affording rent in my county.
While California has a High Cost of Living and I can see a $15/hr wage being slightly more justified (still seems ridiculously high for entry level unskilled jobs), if they tried that here in Minnesota it would be absurb (cost of living here is pretty normal).
I mean I only make about $20.00/hr working as a Helpdesk Analyst II lol. I would be upset if burger flippers started making $15/hr and I didn't make more than I do now.
Did LA really pass a $15/hr minimum?